Italy · AQUARIUMS
Consider this the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 aquarium tickets that hold up, each with what it costs, what travellers said afterwards, and the thing to check before you pay.
Ticket for the Aquarium of Genoa with skips-the-line entry, 70 tanks, and the Renzo Piano Cetacean Pavilion, plus optional focaccia and lunch.
“Bought tickets for the evening, which ended up being the perfect time to go. It wasn’t crowded and we had plenty of time to look at all the animals.”
Genoa Aquarium plus lunch at Tender Cafè with a port-view terrace. Ticket and a sandwich meal included, all in one day.
“Sicuramente mi è piaciuto la compagnia. Mentre per l acquario: la vasca dei pinguini,la barriera corallina e quella dei delfini”
Walk through a transparent sea tunnel at Italy’s themed Gardaland aquarium, with sea lions, sharks, rays, and 40 tank exhibits.
“Great place for Children. Especially the drawing and illustration of the fish. Highly recommend. However, there was a sea lion show that was only open for 60-70 people so most people couldn't get it, they must be able to open it for more crowd”
Entry to Cala Gonone Aquarium in Sardinia: 2 hours, 24 tanks, sea turtle play area, and Gulf of Orosei views.
Skip-the-line Aquarium of Cattolica ticket with color-coded routes, shark and penguin feedings, 3D science exhibits, and summer dinosaurs.
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